Prager H2: President Harry Truman’s grandson is in Hiroshima to “honor the dead.” Why doesn’t he honor the dead who were slaughtered en masse by the Japanese?… Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid, has accused Mitt Romney of not paying taxes, but offers no proof. Even Bob Schieffer of CBS finds this reprehensible.
Prager H1: Another lunatic massacres innocents, 6 people in a Sikh temple in Milwaukee. According to early reports, the murderer had links to white supremacist groups. If this is true, this will get major play by the Left… The Prime Minister of Syria has defected to Jordan, according to the NY Times.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: After being married 19 years, recent unemployment, how long is too long to support him; Why is it that you fear big government, but not big corporations; I know many doctors that won’t accept Medicare or Medicaid because it doesn’t pay enough; what’s your favorite non-kosher food; and a cigar question… shhh! Don’t tell Allen.
Prager H2: Dennis chats with his son, David, visiting from Miami, about happiness and being in your late 20’s… Then, takes calls.
Prager H1: Why do Europeans cheer for Olympians from their home countries and not for “Europeans”? Nothing illustrates the nonsense of creating a European Union than this simple question… Gay activists will stage a “kiss-in” at Chick-Fil-A restaurants today. Let’s see how well that goes over… NY Mayor, Michael Bloomberg, wants to lock up baby formula in NYC hospitals to force women to breastfeed… John Kerry believes global warming is a more pressing issue than whether or not Iran gets nuclear weapons.
Prager H3: Dennis talks with Dambisa Moyo, internationally known economist about her new book, Winner Take All: China’s Race for Resources and What It Means for the World. The CURE International drive for Dennis’ birthday continues. Dennis suggests that if Chick-fil-A isn’t good enough for Chicago or Boston… perhaps Chicago and Boston aren’t worth your vacation dollars!
Prager H2: The celebration continues. The whole office sings to Dennis, CURE International continues taking donations on behalf of Dennis, and the conversation about Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day heats up.
Prager H1: Today is Dennis’ birthday. Dale Brantner, President and CEO of CURE International, is in the studio to celebrate and take donations in honor of Dennis. Dennis’ eldest son, David, calls in.
Prager H3: If the government does such a good job with health care, as the Left contends, then why shouldn’t we want it to run other industries, too, like airlines and oil? Why doesn’t the Left make this argument?… The liberal media has been unanimous in condemning Mitt Romney’s “culture” remarks in Israel.
